This is one of the cleanest HomeGoods I've ever visited. They are always well stocked with seasonal items and you can pretty much find anything you need for your pantry. I know people might be nervous about buying food here, but I've done it for years. They have some of my favorite chips - mango habanero. They also have a great selection of pasta and it's all made in Italy. The price is better than at Eataly or Whole Foods. I love checking out the puzzles and the books - they have a good selection for kids books and you can always find a craft kit if that's your thing. Also, they have a ton of dog and cat stuff! Toys, clothes, and scratching posts. The service is always very friendly and the line usually goes by pretty fast. It def is longer on the weekend but if you plan to go early, you'll be in better shape. It's right next to the T stop too. Not sure why the reviews are under a 4! Come by and check it out for yourself, you won't be disappointed! read more

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Yesterday on our walk back to the hotel after lunch I noticed their storefront but we were loaded down and came back about 5:30 pm. They carried Halloween and Christmas decor on the front. The further in you walked, the messier and jumbled merchandise was. I only found an autumn dri-mat to put fur Bebe's food and water. The check out line was long so I left empty handed. read more

HomeGoods - Home Decor Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Home goods. Who doesn't love this place. We were in the Boston area and needed a few items so we stopped in. Wish I had more room As this place had been one of cool items. If I'm in the area I would definitely go back read more

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Probably one of the best HomeGoods stores that I have been to so far throughout US.. they have a very clean, organized and well stocked store. The shelves were fully stocked with seasonal items as well as all the holiday clearances sale. I was surprised that they still had a great selection of Christmas sale items in stock as well. I was looking for a couple of small items but ended up buying a couple of AllClad pots as they are rare to come by on sale and it was a steal. I will haul it all the way home on the plane!! They are also staffed up well and was easy to find someone for help. Wish I lived in the area to visit them often!! read more

HomeGoods - Home Decor Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

One of our favorite spots in the area. The items change every time we come, bc they're seasonal. Prices seem amazing . read more

HomeGoods - Home Decor Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Wow, do I love Home Goods! If you like shopping and buying new, on-trend, affordable house wears, this is your store. This store is located right in downtown crossing which is nice for those who work downtown and take the T. It's a block from the orange and red lines and personally I like to get errands done after work. Most stores like this (say Target or Walmart) aren't T accessible. For large items, they have a buy-in-store and get delivered-in-home (for a small fee). The store has sections of bedding, window treatments and pillows and throws, pets, kitchen wears, furniture, lighting, and home organization. Oh yeah... and a lot of seasonal decor all at low prices! The inventory moves fast so every time I come I find something new, which is dangerous, but there's always a fresh feel to it all. Although it moves fast the shelves are always well-stocked, plus neatly organized and clean. To me, Home Goods stands above TJ Maxx and others in this matter, for sure. It makes it easier and much more enjoyable to shop. Every encounter I've had with staff has been friendly. There's usually someone on the floor to help with a question or finding something! read more

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This is a small Home Goods located in Downtown crossing. The location is great but the selection is relatively small. They do sell some nice stuff and the entire store itself can seem a bit messy since they are cramming things on the shelves. For the most part, the goods are quality. I especially love their selection of candles, holiday decorations and kitchen related items. I think they could expand a bit on the bathroom accessories. You may not be able to find exactly what you need but it is still fun to peruse this place. I do dislike how they have like 8 registers but there are always only 2 cashiers at most. And NOBODY is in a rush in this place so if you have someone to stand in line for you, get them there early at the checkout lane! read more

I worked at this HomeGoods location for 2 years, after working 4 years for the company in a different state. I have never been treated as poorly by anyone as I was by the management at this store. Iris Williams, not a manager, but a key carrier, has an insane attitude. Her power trip is incredibly unprofessional. She puts everyone around her down. She talks to customers like they are stupid. She puts her hands on staff and she feels free to share personal details of her intimate life (although i'm surprised she even has one). Not someone who should be in a "management" position. Brian Gillis, the store manager, is a terrible human being. He shows up to work every single day drunk, as evidenced by the smell on his breath covered by gum, his aggression towards staff, and his falling asleep every five seconds sitting in the office making the schedule. Brian is dismissive of employee needs and should have suffered legal action from the things he did to me. Brian terminated my employment while i was on medical leave for major surgery. Brian and Iris caused me irreparable emotional damage to the point where i have lost all my professional confidence. The toll that job took on my mental health was too great. No one should ever get away with the things they practice in this store. I mean managers, Veronica and Kathy, neglected an employee who cut herself on the clock. They didn't send her home until that employee started showing other employees. Like clearly that's a mental health crisis you're dealing with, and you just say she did it for attention. This store has the most dehumanizing, demoralizing, detrimental environment I've ever worked in. I have cancelled my TJX credit card (that charges 35% in interest, mind you) and i am boycotting shopping at all of the TJX company stores from now until I die. I promise you, you have not heard the last of me. read more

If you Are a CUSTOMER, DISABLED, ELDERLY they WILL NOT let YOU use the Restroom, even though their parent store Tjmax does. This is How they REALLY feel about you. I was going to spend a good amount in there, but management is TERRIBLE (I'm Not the first to say this, check Other customer reviews, not just on this sight) I feel it is a HEALTH ISSUE. The CEO(ERNIE HERMANN) NEEDS to KNOW. After this week, I may have to just use AMAZON. read more

Love HomeGoods everywhere!! I find all of them have such a variety. Never walk out empty handed!!

I was very happy when I heard Home Good was going in the former H&M location in DT Crossing. I have been in the store a couple of times. They have a lot of wonderful items to choose from, however my biggest gripe is the store is just too small for DT. I always feel like the store is crunchy and you just can't really look around especially in the winter when everyone is wearing big, puffy jackets, etc. I wish they decided to open up in a bigger location. read more

So I have been twice, the first time last Sat. pre-Thanksgiving and on "Black Friday" post Thanksgiving with a friend. Store is very nice layout, all the merchandise which is seasonal mostly to the front. It is like a department store minus the clothes with departments for kitchen, table/linens, bath, bedding, and also some furniture. The wreaths and seasonal items were very highly priced, as well as the gourmet and the candy. Both visits got overwhelmed and need to do some comparison shopping. My friend did buy two small items and going through the cashier was pretty fast although they all looked stressed and were looking for register tape but it was Black Friday which I find is just an awful/ugly day for everyone shopping. read more

I like this store overall and generally the sales help is very nice, but the cashiers could use lessons on how to engage with people. I've been in retail forever, so I totally get that customers can be a pain - truly, I GET IT! For this reason, I always try to be pleasant when I'm the customer. However, I have had one too many encounters in this particular store with cashiers who have been quite rude and just don't seem to know how to talk to people or answer a question. Here's a hint - if you don't know the answer, instead of looking blankly at me and saying "I don't know" and thinking that's actually an acceptable response, how about "I don't know, but let me find out for you". THAT'S an answer. And God forbid you try to give them a penny if you're returning something with a total ending in 99 cents. I ran into this more than once at a time during covid when they had signs up all over the place stating that they were dealing with a major coin shortage. One time in particular, I tried to hand over a penny. Oh Lord....rather than using her brain and doing something other than what the register was telling her to do, this one cashier insisted on handing me 99 cents in change, because she didn't grasp the concept - or even attempt to grasp that if I gave her a penny she could give me the dollar and not deplete her change. She seemed to think that I was somehow trying to rip her off. I spoke to a very nice manager who said she constantly tries to drill the change thing into their heads, but to no avail. In any case, the store is great, some of the help, not so much. read more

There is so much happening here, of course, to be expected. It's part of the Marshall's & TJ Maxx chain. Which is dangerous. You go in for one thing you have in mind & then the next thing you know you end up leaving w/ several tote bags of things. It's all good since you can get a bunch of stuff for less than what you would pay for in a regular dept store. I have been a fan & now that Home Goods is downtown you can go to all three to see if you can find some hidden gems throughout the store. This is really well done & way more organized than the other two stores that are next to it. I guess because it's the new kid on the block there hasn't been much time to mess things up. I could probably come in her every week & buy something that I could use, no necessarily need, so yeah it's fun to shop. The grocery type items are usually my go to & sometimes you find things that you should totally buy because it might not be there the next time around. So make it worth your while. read more